How to fix erratic SPM and 500-meter times on LifeFitness Home Gym Row GX computer?
If the Row GX computer display shows erratic SPM and 500-meter times, the gap between the sensor and magnetic ring might be too wide. To fix this, adjust the sensor location using the rear sliding adjustment, which is located inside the rear Perspex cover.
What to do if LifeFitness Home Gym Row GX computer does not illuminate after battery installation?
If the Row GX computer on your LifeFitness Home Gym doesn't illuminate after installing batteries, first, ensure the batteries are correctly installed. If the screen still doesn't light up, try slightly rotating the batteries. If it still fails, contact your local service center.
Why does the water in my LifeFitness Home Gym change color or become cloudy?
If the water in your LifeFitness Home Gym rower changes color or becomes cloudy, it may be because the rower is in direct sunlight or has not been treated. Try moving the rower to a location with less direct sunlight. You can also add a Water Treatment Tablet or change the tank water as directed in the water treatment section of this manual.
How to fix excessive frame flex during hard rowing on LifeFitness Row GX?
If you notice excessive frame flex during hard rowing on your LifeFitness Home Gym, the Frame Tension Cable might be too loose. To resolve this, loosen the frame tension cable Retaining Nut and tighten the cable until it is taut.
What to do if LifeFitness Row GX computer screen lights up but doesn't register rowing?
If the computer screen on your LifeFitness Home Gym illuminates but doesn't register when rowing, there might be a loose or failed connection, or the sensor gap may be too wide. Check that the computer lead is properly connected and inspect the sensor gap. Contact your local service center if this doesn't solve the problem.
Why is the rowing stroke return too light on my LifeFitness Home Gym?
If the rowing stroke return feels too light on your LifeFitness Home Gym, it could be due to the bungee not being under enough tension. To fix this, open the rear Perspex cover and cut the bungee tie wrap. Then, tighten the bungee in small increments using the bungee tie-off tab point. Test the tension by allowing the rowing handle to return to its furthest point forward, ensuring there is still some slight tension.
What to do if the front of my LifeFitness Row GX lifts during rowing?
If the front of your LifeFitness Home Gym rower lifts slightly during vigorous rowing, the lower rear frame leveler may be too high. Check that the frame tensioning bolt is properly tightened and ensure the lower rear frame leveler is approximately 5mm off the ground.
How to stop my LifeFitness Home Gym rower from rocking side to side?
If your LifeFitness Home Gym rower rocks from side to side when you're sitting on it, the front and rear frame levelers may need adjusting. Adjust the front two frame levelers or the rear leg levelers until the rower is stable.
General| Type | Rowing Machine |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | No |
| Warranty | Frame: 5 years, Tank & Seals: 3 years, Mechanical Components: 2 years, Console: 1 year, Labor: 1 year |
| Resistance Type | Fluid Resistance |
| Storage | Upright Storage |
Emphasizes understanding all warnings and contacting customer service if unclear.
Equipment classified as class S for commercial/institutional use, not home use.
Recommends consulting a physician before starting any exercise program.
Advises a physical checkup from a certified physician before undertaking fitness regimens.
Warns that injuries may result from incorrect or excessive training.
Warns heart rate monitors may be inaccurate; stop if faint or dizzy.
Stop immediately if signs of excessive wear on belts, pulleys, or bungee cords.
Do not allow children unattended access to the machine.
Row GX Trainer can stand vertically; follow Basic Operation instructions.
Keep hands away from moving parts.
Ensure adjustment devices do not interfere with user movement.
Do not store in freezing conditions with water to prevent component cracking.
Product may contain chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Recommends supervised areas and access control for commercial equipment.
Place on stable surface, check belts/cords, follow maintenance, replace defective parts.
Use as intended, consult physician, keep body parts away from moving parts, follow techniques.
Do not use damaged parts, use only Life Fitness parts, maintain labels.
Preventative maintenance is key; ensure qualified personnel perform service.
Instruct users, supervise children, avoid loose clothing/jewelry, secure hair, keep bystanders clear.
Details coverage, exclusions, and terms for the exercise equipment.
Covers defects in material and workmanship for commercial exercise equipment.
The original purchaser or a gift recipient.
Life Fitness pays for the first year; user pays after.
Ship new/rebuilt parts or replace the product.
Excludes damage from misuse, accident, improper assembly, alterations, etc.
Emphasizes reading the manual and performing periodic maintenance.
States this warranty is in lieu of all others, limiting liability.
No one is authorized to change or modify warranty terms.
Warranty grants specific legal rights that may vary by state.
Commitment to customer satisfaction and product standards.
No warranty coverage for labor on Life Fitness Products.
10-year warranty for the metal main frame, excluding coating.
3-year warranty for the polycarbonate tank and seals.
2-year warranty for non-wearing mechanical components.
2-year warranty for all other components, including wearing parts.
Lists specific components covered under warranty (e.g., cords, grips, seat).
Lists general exclusions like damage from neglect, abuse, shipping, labor costs.
Conditions for warranty claims, including registration and examination of parts.
Contact details for customer service in the US and Canada, including hours.
Steps to follow before shipping a product for service, including RA# and packing.
Specifies the return address for product service at Life Fitness World Headquarters.
Lists product class, braking system, gross weight, max user weight, and dimensions.
Defines the required clearance around the equipment for safe operation and dismount.
Steps for filling the tank with water, including cautions and required tools.
Details adding treatment tablets, frequency, and where to purchase replacements.
Guidance on water treatment schedules, chlorine tablets, and blue dye.
Instructions and recommendations for storing the unit vertically.
Describes the Dyneema cable drive system and its properties.
Explains the frame tension cable and how to adjust it for rigidity.
How resistance is determined by the level indicator and how to adjust it.
Explains lifting, sliding, securing the footplate, and tightening footstraps.
Warning against operating without secured feet or locked footplate.
Explains TIME, 500M TIME, PULSE, SPM, CAL HOUR, and LEVEL UP/DOWN buttons.
Describes Auto Start, Reset all values, Distance accumulation, and Auto-Pause features.
Explains how the console conserves power by shutting down after inactivity.
Outlines the sequence of movements for Catch, Drive, Finish, and Recovery.
Recommendations on training frequency and duration for aerobic benefits and weight loss.
Weekly maintenance for cleaning and lubricating seat rails.
Weekly instructions for wiping down the frame.
Maintenance related to the tank and water treatment schedule.
Guidance on checking bungee cord tension and signs of wear.
Instructions for checking rowing belt tension and wear.
Regular checks for proper tension of the frame tension cable.
Addresses water clarity issues and solutions like location change or treatment.
Solutions for light stroke return, often related to bungee tension.
Troubleshooting for rocking due to uneven frame levelers.
Addresses front lifting issues, possibly related to rear frame leveler.
Solutions for computer not registering input, checking connections and sensor gaps.
Troubleshoots erratic computer display, often due to sensor/magnetic ring gap.
Solutions for frame flex, typically involving the frame tension cable.
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